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I just mean the repeated loops of miscommunication based on the fundamental misunderstanding of a single word. "Who's on first?" is a comedy sketch where two m
by Pxtl 6y ago
I just mean the repeated loops of miscommunication based on the fundamental misunderstanding of a single word. "Who's on first?" is a comedy sketch where two men are discussing a man named "who" and various other people with misleading names.
I've run into many times where a person has said a similar but distinct term - like they said "repo" when they mean "branch" and then burn 5 minutes of time while two people are confused by the fact that nothing the other person says makes sense.
It feels like the latency-time of writing makes shaking this mess out take 5X longer than spoken conversation.,
- cutemonster 6y agoOk now I get it. Async Who's on first could take a whole month I suspect